I feel so connected with this Hyrule. After 2 playthroughs of botw, I was worried the world was going to feel over-worn. SO so wrong, the traveler in me that got me in the first game was reborn with the knowledge of the past world being my first take. Even when I got the loop going of new areas, I just kept getting surprised with the quests, locales, and crazy enough the story. Getting light spoiled was a bummer but nothing could keep the smile and feelings I got with the ending just actually justifying the term epic as cringe as that sounds. But I could keep getting lost and finding stuff forever, i didnt even go nuts with the shrines with only 120ish and only having a few machines that i truly toyed around with. I think it does take og botw out since there's so much more and it still enamored me like it. Pure exploration bliss man

This is the best pikmin game. Difficulty, quality of life, levels the gameplay, enhances what was amazing about the other games. Plenty of content, nothing feels light or not thought over or unfair. The only drawback is the world while game designed very organized and clean and smart, it feels a little less 'real' that past pikmin games drove, like the world is less of an ecosystem and rather a really cool game world. But the challenge is just so incredible, and the pikmin series pulls are like just so fun. Literally jumped and yelled when I saw him. It really is raising the bar for the weird genre that pikmin is

Played one game as Korea doing science. I honestly like the changes from civ 5 it's just getting use to what gets me. City districts are a nice shake up but really wondering for the smaller civs. Also this game was a time sink as usual but that's what I like about them, you're really building something. I think I was still limiting myself by not expanding a different play style or not trying to put myself in a random civ like how started civ 5. So for when I'm gonna come back to it, I'm really will try to experiment.